Original paper
Energy of Atomic Delocalization and Glass Temperature of Amorphous Substances
Abstract
The appearance of an additional term in the glass transition criterion is substantiated. The concept is developed that glass transition occurs when the energy of thermal vibrations of the lattice per atom becomes less than the enthalpy of atomic delocalization—its ultimate displacement from the local equilibrium position. A linear relationship is ascertained between the energy of atomic delocalization and the glass transition temperature of a...
Paper Details
Title
Energy of Atomic Delocalization and Glass Temperature of Amorphous Substances
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
62
Issue
2
Pages
79 - 84
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